Delhi Reclaims 100 Acres of Legacy Landfill Waste to Combat Urban Pollution

Indian authorities in Delhi have successfully converted 100 acres of historic garbage mountains into usable urban land through innovative waste management techniques. The project significantly reduces past pollution burdens and serves as a model for sustainable city planning across India.

31 Aug, 09:49 — 31 Aug, 09:49

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Times of IndiaMostly Factual1d ago

From garbage mountains to cleaner cities: How Delhi is showing India the way

Delhi's innovative approach to environmental management has resulted in the reclamation of 100 acres by converting legacy waste from landfills into usable land. This remarkable step not only mitigates previous waste challenges but also highlights the need for ongoing daily waste management to prevent the formation of new refuse piles.

By BIJU MATHEW AND ALOKKNMISHRA

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